Electrical Power Lab
This
laboratory is located in room 1A 2. The Power lab is
equipped with Heavy-duty motors and generators,
transformers and other devices for studying the
electrical operating characteristics of equipment and to
enable practical handling of equipment. In recent years
several table model type equipment were acquired to
support this lab, bringing a new dimension to this lab.
These new equipment are very user friendly enabling
students to “patch” the necessary circuit wirings for
the application desired, in addition the a.c / d.c.
motor & generators are constructed to enable students to
view the internal structure / mechanism of the machinery
while in operation. In so doing they develop a better
understanding and appreciation of the equipment
functionality.
Electrical / Electronics Labs
There
are four laboratories that facilitate the conduct of
other Electrical Engineering Science and Electronics.
These labs are located at rooms. No. 1A 1, 1A 58, 1A 59,
1B 7.
Controls
Lab
In this
lab various computerized equipment / component are used
to control / manipulate / and monitor peripheral devices
representing models of industrial processes.
Instrumentation Lab
The
Instrumentation laboratory is located at room 6A2. In
every sphere of activity there is some element of
instrumentation occurring. Instrumentation is widely
used in industries for automation and quality control of
the processes. In this laboratory the aim is to
demonstrate the measurement, testing, manipulation, and
control of various signal process variables such as
temperature, pressure, flow, conductivity, ph etc.
Telecommunications Laboratory
Housed
in room 1A61 is the telecommunications laboratory, which
is geared to expose students to the principles analogue
and digital technologies used in transmission and
reception of voice and data signals.
It has
a fully furnished computer network and telephone PBX
system, specifically for laboratory purposes.
Mechatronics Laboratory
In room
1B 9, the mechatronics laboratory is presently in a
developmental stage, and shall enable students to
combine the disciplines of engineering - mechanical,
electrical / electronics and computing to explore and
interact with robotic devices.
Kaiser
Laboratory: room 1A 5
This
laboratory houses the following two lab activities:
1.
Fluid dynamics Apparatus and Hydraulic Benches fitted
with various components of fluid flow and power
circuits. These enable the investigation and
demonstration of fluid flow / power characteristics.
2.
Thermodynamic equipment including steam boilers, air
compressor, steam engine and turbine. With associated or
stand-alone apparatus properties of thermodynamic
fluids, materials and equipment are investigated.
Machines & Structures Laboratory : room 1A 16
Various
equipment enable the investigation of the principles
involved in mechanical engineering science and static
dynamic machines.
Strength of Materials Laboratory: room 1A 21
This
houses equipment for determining strength and other
characteristics of engineering materials in both
destructive and non destructive procedures.
Tensile, torsional, hardness and stress measurements are
all included.
Mechanical Machine Shop:
Room 1A10
Completely fitted with metal
processing equipment for turning, shaping, milling and
grinding.
Mechanical Workshop:
Room 1A 11
This complements the Machine Shop
with the necessary work benches, Wheel grinders, Drill
presses, Saws, Arc- and Gas- Welding Plants and various
Powered and Hand Tools.
Advance Machines Lab:
Room 1A 12
This Lab is currently equipped with
two (2) Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) Vertical
Head Milling Machines and a Computer Aided Manufacturing
(CAM) module, incorporating lathe, milling machine & a
Robotic Handler with a separate Robotic Trainer.
Metallurgy Lab:
Room 1A15
This Lab is equipped with two (2)
Vickers Metallurgical Microscope with photo-capture
capability. There is equipment for specimen sample
mounting grinding & polishing and a programmable oven
for metal treatment.
Metrology Lab:
Room 1A24
This is equipped with various
measuring tools to impart the range and precision of
measurements encountered at the workshop/machine shop
level of general engineering processes. Included are:
Optical Comparator, Surface Finish Microscope, Precision
Level and Clinometer.
Refrigeration Lab:
Room 6A1
This Lab is equipped with a number of
modules that demonstrate refrigeration in various
applications:
Air-conditioning – Automobile, Window
units, Chilled Water System
Preservation – Chilled and Frozen
application.
Internal Combustion Lab:
Room 6A3
Demonstration models are complemented
by practical instrumented modules which facilitates
various performance tests. Available are: Petrol &
Diesel Engines Gas Turbine (LPG- Fired), a Boiling-Heat
Transfer module and other Heat-and-Mass Transfer Unit
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